Honeywell 50045947 User manual

Safety Guides
Installation
Operation
Maintenance
Printed in U.S.A.
7312212 (Rev. B 9/25/09)
50045947-001
50045947-002
50045947-003
REVERSE OSMOSIS FILTRATION SYSTEM
69-2379EF—01

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Reverse Osmosis Filtration System . . . . . . . . . . 3
Parts Included . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Tools Needed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Other Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Safety Guidelines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
RO System Assembly Installation. . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Plumbing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-7
RO System with Storage Tank. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
RO System with Pump & Storage Tank. . . . . . 6
RO System. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Maintenance Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Specifications listed are based on average filter life of one year (one operating
season for the steam humidifier).
Water Hardness 0-25 grains per gallon (gpg)
Water Pressure 30-120 pounds per square inch (psi)
Water Temperature 40°F - 100°F
(only use on cold water supply)
Weight (RO System with water) 7 lbs.
DIMENSIONS
3-1/2”
16”
11-3/8”
11”
17”
SPECIFICATIONS
FIG. 1

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REVERSE OSMOSIS FILTRATION SYSTEM
This Reverse Osmosis (RO) filtration system
removes dissolved solids and organic matter from
water by passing it through a membrane which
separates and flushes minerals and impurities
from the water.
Install this system upstream of the steam humidi-
fier’s water inlet. It is recommended that the RO
system’s filters be replaced at least once per year
to ensure optimal humidifier performance.
SAFETY GUIDELINES
Read, understand and follow all steps, guides
and requirements before installing the Reverse
Osmosis (RO) filtration system.
All water connections must comply with local
and state plumbing and sanitation codes.
Reference, understand and comply with all gov-
erning codes before installing the RO filtration
system.
Do not install on hot water supply. Only use
cold water supply.
Do not install outside or in unconditioned space
where there is potential for the water system to
freeze.
OTHER REQUIREMENTS
If the RO filtration system or the humidifier are installed in finished space or above ceilings, it is required
to install a water drip pan with a shutoff sensor under all water connections.
See steam humidifier manual, Appendix C.
TOOLS NEEDED
Crescent wrench
Philips screwdriver
PARTS INCLUDED
ALL MODELS
RO System Assembly
–RO manifold assembly
–Supply tubing (one 20 ft. long 1/4” dia.
white tube)
–Adapter elbow (3/8” x 1/4”)
–Drain line assembly (including one 6.5 ft.
long 1/4” dia. red tube, one 1 ft. long
1/4” dia. red tube, and drain flow restric-
tor assembled in drain line fitting)
–Mounting screws and washers
Water Filters
–#1 - Sediment filter
–#2 - Reverse osmosis filter
–#3 - Staging tank
SELECT MODELS (as listed)
Water Storage Tank
(Models 50045947-001 & 50045947-002)
–Storage tank
–Storage tank tubing (one 6 ft. long 3/8”
dia. yellow tube)
–Shutoff valve
–Teflon tape
Permeate Pump (Model 50045947-002)
–Permeate pump
–Mounting bracket and screws
–Tee fitting
Plug Fitting (Model 50045947-003)

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FIG. 2
RO SYSTEM ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION
1. Choose a location for the RO system
assembly capable of holding up to 7 lbs.
2. Mark screw/washer location 9 inches apart.
3. Fasten screws and hanger washers.
–Sheet metal install – use sheet metal
screws (not provided).
–Wood stud install – use provided wood
screws and hanger washers.
4. Hang the RO system assembly on the
hanger washers.
5. Connect Filter Assembly top cover.
6. Connect three filter cartridges in the order
below by turning cartridge to the right,
ensuring thread is properly engaged and
seal is tight.
Align #3 staging tank with RO system
assembly connection #3.
Align #2 RO filter with RO system
assembly connection #2.
Align #1 sediment filter with RO system
assembly connection #1.
7. Move water storage tank into place on the
floor surface. Use the included tank stand
and position the tank upright or on its side
(Models 50045947-001 & 50045947-002).
8. Apply PTFE thread seal (Teflon) tape on
the storage tank thread and install the shut-
off valve (Models 50045947-001 &
50045947-002).
9”
NOTE: Be sure to allow a minimum space
of 1-1/2" under the system for removing
and replacing the filters.
Shutoff
Valve
Storage
Tank
Hanger
Washer
(2)
Screw
(2)
Top Cover
#3
Staging Tank
#2
RO Filter
#1
Sediment Filter
(level)

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PLUMBING
Cut 1/4” dia. tubing lines to fit your installation.
Ensure all cuts are evenly made with no nicks,
scratches or rough spots on the tube end.
Longer tubing lengths – nylon or copper – may
also be used (not provided). Ends of tubing
must be round and free of burrs and scratches
to seal properly.
Install 3/8” x 1/4” adapter elbow into blue outlet
port.
Install 3/8” dia. yellow tube between yellow inlet
port and storage tank valve (Models 50045947-
001 & 50045947-002). Insert plug from parts
bag in yellow port for Model 50045947-003.
Locate drain line assembly (1/4” dia. red tubes
assembled to flow control coupling). Install 1 ft.
long end of 1/4” dia. red drain line into red port
in the RO system. Route the longer 1/4” dia.
red drain line to a drain. Note that the coupling
contains a flow control that is critical to the
function of the RO system. Make sure the
drain line assembly is installed correctly.
Push tubing completely into applicable fitting by
pushing past initial resistance and then applying
light pulling force to ensure a tight fit.
–To remove tube from connection, depress
collar and pull tubing.
FIG. 4
Water tube connections to the water supply, fil-
ter and steam humidifier must be checked for
leaks after installation and a short period of
operation.
Tube Fully Engaged with Fitting
Collar O-Ring
Tubing
Collar (depress to
remove tubing)
Tubing
FIG. 5
Storage Tank
Open
Closed
1/4” White
Tubing
3/8” x 1/4”
Adapter Elbow
Cold Water
Supply
1/4” White
Tubing
3/8”
Yellow Tubing
Drain Flow
Control
Drain Points for Reject Water
Follow local codes for proper installation
Refer to additional drain requirements in steam
humidifier manual when coupling RO drain and
humidifier drain
Standpipe
Sump
Laundry
Tub
Floor
Drain
air gap
air
gap
air
gap air
gap
RO System with
Storage Tank
(Model 50045947-001)
#1 #2 #3
To Steam
Humidifier
Shutoff
Control Valve
1/4”
Red Tubing
Floor
Drain
Condensate
Pump
air
gap
FIG. 3

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PLUMBING (continued)
FIG. 7
Connect
1/4” White
Tubing
Route tube
through hole
Install water pump (labeled permeate pump)
with mounting bracket and screws. Make sure
pump is level and is oriented with arrow point-
ing up.
Remove top cover of RO system and connect a
1/4” tube to the auto shutoff assembly. Route
the tube through the hole provided and to the
permeate inlet on the pump. Snap top cover
back on RO system.
1/4” White
Tubing 3/8”
Yellow Tubing
1/4”
Red Tubing
Drain Flow
Control
Standpipe
Sump
Laundry
Tub
Floor
Drain
air gap
air
gap
air
gap air
gap
#1 #2 #3
1/4”
Red Tubing
1/4” White
Tubing
brine
out permeate
out
brine
in permeate in
Water
Pump
(must be installed with
arrow pointing up)
1/4” White
Tubing
Connect
1/4” White
Tubing
UP
RO System with
Water Pump &
Storage Tank
(Model 50045947-002)
Drain Points for Reject Water
Follow local codes for proper installation
Refer to additional drain requirements in steam
humidifier manual when coupling RO drain and
humidifier drain
1/4” White
Tubing
3/8” x 1/4”
Adapter Elbow
Storage Tank
Open
Closed
Floor
Drain
Condensate
Pump
air
gap
Cold Water
Supply
To Steam
Humidifier
Shutoff
Control Valve
FIG. 6

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PLUMBING (continued)
Floor
Drain
Condensate
Pump
air
gap
Plug Fitting
(insert into
yellow port)
1/4”
Red Tubing
Drain Flow
Control
Standpipe
Sump
Laundry
Tub
Floor
Drain
air gap
air
gap
air
gap air
gap
#1 #2 #3
RO System
(Model 50045947-003)
Drain Points for Reject Water
Follow local codes for proper installation
Refer to additional drain requirements in steam
humidifier manual when coupling RO drain and
humidifier drain
1/4” White
Tubing
3/8” x 1/4”
Adapter Elbow
Cold Water
Supply
1/4” White
Tubing
To Steam
Humidifier
Shutoff
Control Valve
FIG. 8

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OPERATION
RO System Assembly
The RO System Assembly directs the flow of
water into the filters in numeric order, and out to
the steam humidifier. A built-in backflow preven-
tion valve prevents the backward flow of water
from the storage tank. The shutoff/check valve
provided with the steam humidifier must still be
installed between the RO system and the steam
humidifier.
#1 Sediment Filter
Cold water enters the sediment filter, reducing
chlorine, sand, silt, dirt and other sediment. This
filters the feed water before entering the RO filter.
#2 Reverse Osmosis (RO) Cartridge
Filtered water enters the RO filter where dis-
solved minerals are removed, effectively ‘soften-
ing’ the hardness of the water. This reduces the
amount of solid mineral (scale/sediment) fallout
inside the steam humidifier’s tank. Reducing the
amount of scale and sediment increases the time
between manual cleanings of the steam humidifi-
er.
#3 Staging Tank Canister
After leaving the storage tank, but before going to
the steam humidifier, water enters the #3 staging
tank canister. This canister holds the initial water
that enters steam humidifier when the solenoid fill
valve opens.
Storage Tank
The storage tank holds filtered water. A
diaphragm inside the tank keeps water pressur-
ized when the tank is full, to provide fast flow
from the RO outlet. The tank is charged with 5-7
psi air. The automatic shutoff valve fills and pres-
surizes the tank when low, and stops the flow of
water when the tank is full.
NOTE: It is normal to hear the RO System oper-
ating the first few days after the initial
installation. This will dissipate as air is
purged from the system.

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MAINTENANCE
Replacement Steps - Water Filters
It is recommended that the #1 sediment filter
and #2 RO filter be replaced at least once per
season or as needed.
Do not replace the #3 staging tank. At the end
of the humidification season, unscrew the #3 fil-
ter and empty any remaining water.
When installing new filters, install #2 RO filter
first, followed by the #1 sediment filter.
End-of-Season Steps
Empty the Storage Tank
1. Close the storage tank shutoff valve.
2. Disconnect the yellow tubing from the RO
system assembly. Route the disconnected
end to a drain outlet.
3. Open the storage tank shutoff valve.
4. When water stops draining from the yellow
tube, the tank is empty.
5. Close the storage tank shutoff valve.
6. Reconnect the yellow tube to the RO sys-
tem assembly.
7. When ready to humidify again, open the
storage tank shutoff valve.
Flow Control
1. Disconnect the red tube at the connector
that is in the drain line approx. 12” from RO
assembly, leaving the connector attached
to the RO system.
2. Remove and replace the cylindrical plastic
flow control that is inserted in the end of the
red tube removed from the connector. If
the plastic flow control does not appear to
be in the end of the red tubing, it may have
stayed in the connector when the tube was
removed. Remove the old flow control from
the connector before installing the new one
in the end of the tubing.
Replace
FIG. 9
Turn cartridges in the direction of
the arrow to remove. Turn them
in the opposite direction to install.
#3
Staging Tank
#2
RO Filter
#1
Sediment Filter
Replace
Remove,
empty and
reconnect
NOTE: Refer to the steam humidifer’s manual for
more detailed maintenance steps.

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TROUBLESHOOTING
Number of
“Service” red
light blinks
Description Possible Cause Corrective Action
2Water level sensors
failed to detect tank
water
Scaling on the sensor Replace #1 sediment filter and
#2 RO filter. See steam
humidifier manual trouble-
shooting section for specific
humidifier steps
3Failed to fill steam
humidifier tank
Expired #1 and #2 water fil-
ters
Missing flow control in drain
line
Replace flow control (provided
with 50046086-001)
Storage tank air charge is
less than 5-7 psi (Models
50045947-001 &
50045947-002
Drain the storage tank. Check
tank air pressure and, if low,
pressurize to 6 psi
4Heating element
overheated
Scaling on element See steam humidifier manual
for cleaning steps
6Water overflow
sensed in tank
Heavy sediment in tank
13 Tank failed to drain
Blinking “Cleaning
required” light on
steam humidifier
Continual water flow
to drain
Check valve or automatic
shutoff assembly plugged or
parts worn
Replace RO system
The following table refers to the steam humidifier’s fault detection feature.